Moulin Rouge dinner show tickets start at EUR 255 per person and combine a three-course French dinner with the Feerie revue at the famous Montmartre cabaret, all in one four-hour evening. It is the pick for travelers who want a complete night out handled in a single booking, rather than coordinating a separate restaurant reservation around showtimes.

What makes Moulin Rouge dinner show tickets worth it?

The dinner itself is a genuine three-course menu from the Moulin Rouge's own kitchen, served in the Belle Epoque dining room before the show begins, with a half bottle of champagne or two soft drinks included depending on your preference. Reviewers consistently rate this product 4.76 out of 5 across thousands of bookings, which is a strong signal the food holds up rather than feeling like a formality before the real event.

What should you expect from the dinner and show?

Expect to arrive earlier than you would for the show-only ticket, since dinner service needs time before the Feerie revue starts. You will choose your menu options when booking, including a vegan alternative, and dine at a table in the venue's dining room before staff transition the room for the performance. The show that follows is the same two-hour Feerie revue: around 60 artists, elaborate costumes, and the signature French Cancan finale.

Who should book the Moulin Rouge dinner show?

This suits couples and groups celebrating something specific, since a sit-down dinner before cabaret is a classic Paris occasion booking, and travelers who would rather not plan a separate restaurant stop around a tight showtime. It is a weaker fit for budget travelers who already have dinner plans, since you would be paying for a meal you don't need; the standard show ticket skips the dinner and saves money in that case.

What's included in the price, and what isn't?

EUR 255 covers entrance to the Moulin Rouge, the Feerie show ticket, a three-course dinner from the selected menu, and a half bottle of champagne or two soft drinks. It does not include return transport or the compulsory cloakroom fee, which is paid at the venue. The usual dress code applies: no shorts, sportswear, or sports shoes, and formal to smart-casual attire is expected for dinner and the show alike.

How do you get to the Moulin Rouge for dinner?

The venue is at 82 Boulevard de Clichy, directly above the Blanche metro stop on Line 2, so most guests reach it independently without needing a taxi. Because dinner service starts well before the show, arrive with extra buffer time, ideally 30 to 40 minutes ahead of your confirmed seating, to settle in and review the menu without feeling rushed.

Insider tips before you go

Flag any dietary restrictions, including vegan preferences, when you book rather than at the table, since the kitchen prepares set menus in advance for the full dining room. Pace yourself through the three courses: service moves at a set rhythm to clear the room in time for the show, so don't expect a leisurely multi-hour dinner. Photography is allowed during dinner but not once the performance begins.

How does this compare to other Moulin Rouge tickets?

If you want the dinner plus a guaranteed ride home, the dinner show with return transport bundles both for a higher price. Travelers who don't need a meal included should look at the standard show ticket, which covers the identical performance for less. See our full comparison of Moulin Rouge tickets to weigh every option against your evening plans.